Prepare for a Viking invasion this August Bank Holiday as Chiltern Open Air Museum is transformed into a battlefield of the Viking Age. On Sunday 30 and Bank Holiday Monday 31 August, a fierce Viking warband will descend on the museum, claiming it as their stronghold and preparing for further raids into Saxon territory. Visitors […]
Liberal Democrat MP for Harpenden and Berkhamsted, Victoria Collins, has condemned the ‘industrial-scale’ dumping of waste in a farmer’s field near Aldbury after what is believed to be three lorry loads of commercial and household waste were illegally tipped on private land. The waste was dumped on a recently harvested field, with the steep gradient […]
Former Tring Park School actress Rosanna Harris appears in Legally Blonde at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre from 6-10 October. She spoke to Living about returning to Tring. Did you grow up in Tring? If so, what school did you go to? I didn’t. I went to Tring Park School For The Performing Arts (which was then […]
Livestock are playing a vital role in managing habitats across Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust’s nature reserves – but this summer’s heatwave is creating fresh challenges for grazing teams and their animal helpers. From hardy Soay sheep and native cattle breeds to water buffalo, grazing animals are helping local charity, Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, […]
Molly Berry has been concerned for many years that we are not doing enough to address our changing climate. She’s been an activist, is now on Tring Town council’s Climate and Environment committee and told Living about this forthcoming event. No one can have failed to notice how hot it has been this summer. We […]
Tring Park School for the Performing Arts has announced another outstanding year of GCSE results, marking continued academic excellence and renowned vocational training. An impressive set of results for students significantly outperforming the national average. Notably, 41.6% of entries were awarded grades 9-7, and 65% achieved A*-A, more than double the national benchmark of 21.8% […]
Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical will be arriving at Milton Keynes Theatre from Tuesday 21-Saturday 25 September 2027. 41 years ago on 13 July 1985, music united the world. Now, audiences can discover the behind-the-scenes story of Live Aid in a whole new way. Just For One Day – The Live […]
Local homelessness charity, DENS, has announced its upcoming Golf Day at the exclusive Stocks Golf Club in Aldbury, Hertfordshire. Taking place on Friday 9 October, the fundraising event welcomes players of all abilities for a fantastic day of golf and hospitality at one of the area’s most prestigious clubs – usually reserved for members only. […]
The BFA (British Franchise Association) is coming to Tring in September, to talk to younger people about the benefits of business format franchising. The association, which has been the self-regulatory body for franchising since 1977, will be attending Ideas Fest, described as ‘the Glastonbury of business conferences’, which will be held at Champneys from 9-10 […]
Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care is bringing back Sustainable September and encouraging local people to shop, donate and dress more sustainably throughout the month. The charity is calling on supporters to clear out their wardrobes and donate quality pre-loved items to their local Rennie Grove Peace shop, while also embracing second-hand fashion by purchasing clothes […]
Dog owners visiting Gadebridge Park in Hemel Hempstead can now head home with a happy dog and mud-free car thanks to a brand-new Self-Service Dog Wash, installed by Polygon Pets Ltd. Located in the Queensway Car Park, the facility provides everything needed to get four-legged friends looking and smelling their best after a day of […]
Tring Park School for the Performing Arts is celebrating another year of outstanding A Level achievements for its talented students. The students have once again surpassed national benchmarks, with over 62.8% securing A*-B grades, compared with the UK national average of 55.8%, and 84.4% securing A*-C grades, compared with the UK national average of 78.4%. […]